Bend It Like Beckham Culture

Culture always informes the way a person views the world. Culture is everywhere from clothing to entertainment to the people you meet. You’re culture represents what you’re about and what you do. People are always being judged on their interest, language, clothing, and skin color. At the same time people are also being labeled because of their culture for the same thing. Some may believe that culture barely informs the way a person others and the world. In Gurinder Chadha’s film, Bend It Like Beckham, Jess, a Sikh Female, decides to play soccer instead of preparing herself for marriage. According to Jess she says “I’m sick of this wedding and it hasn’t even started!” Jess is sic of the wedding even tho is has not started yet because
However culture does inform us that Jess is not totally against all marrieds as shown towards the end of the film. In the light of cultural always informing the way views the world. Furthermore my cultural is a direct reflection about who I am or what i’m about. In Medicine Grizzlybear An Indian Father’s Plea, the father in this story said “Yesterday, for the third time in two weeks, he came home crying and said he wanted to have his hair cut. He said he doesn’t have any friends at school because they make fun of his long hair.” According to the father when he says. “He came home crying and said he wanted to have his hair cut.” When WindWolf comes home crying to his father. He is crying because of the kids in school making fun of his long hair, but his father tried to explain to him that in there culture, long hair is a sign of masculinity and balance and is a source of power. Inlight of hair being apart of culture, the kids in Windwolf’s school are making fun of his hair. Therefore that is what they see out of his culture. Culture views on marriage and appearance maybe interesting to look at, but not as controversias as views on gender identity. In the movie bend it like Beckham, Jess’s friend was thought